Comments Thread For: Andy Ruiz Plans To Attack Joe Hanks From The Start

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Mexican heavyweight Andy Ruiz worked for weeks in Las Vegas, mostly at the Bones Adams Gym. He is now in Macau, about to to take on undefeated Joe Hanks in a significant bout on Top Rank's Fists of Gold ll on Saturday at the Venetian Macao CotaiArena.

Ruiz is 19-0, Hanks 21-0.

Ruiz plans to go onto an immediate attack, says chief trainer Big Jeff Gramoja.

"Hanks record of 21-0 is a concern for sure," Gramoja said. "But I've seen Hanks before. We plan to go right in and attack the boxer. That is how Andy trained for this fight - to land our jabs, attack the body, use hand speed and break him down.
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[Pugilist King]

what time is this fight PT?

[TX_BOXNG]

Ive only seen Andy Ruiz on youtube, lets see how he does

[nycsmooth]

Andy always looks flabby, but usually in shape & w/those terribly fast hands I give him a good chance 2 win & get in the Hvywt picture...

[titanium]

I think Ruiz can still become a contender with the bunch in the rankings now.

[Earl-Hickey]

Any athlete who looks like Andy Ruiz Jr is clearly not putting in enough effort in training. People always say "well he's just genetically like that" but that is utter bull****, if you train like an elite athlete, a world champion year round, you look a hell of a lot better than that even with weak genetics, Ruiz jr is not training like a champion, and probably hits camp at 300+

That = laziness, and that = an attitude problem

It's a shame but at some point his laziness will come back and bite him in the ass

[jacksonmann]

Ruiz could be a real surprise packet - people say heavyweight boxing is dead but there are some great prospects out there and some terrific match-ups